The early access build ofRuneScape Dragonwildsmight already have a few quests for you to try, but the built-in system doesn’t explain them in great detail.
As you explore the lands of Ashenfall, you can complete primary and sidequests as you like. While the main quests should be your priority, as they will help you reach the end goal faster, prioritizing the different quests is an important ability.
How to view your quests in RuneScape Dragonwilds
While the game has aJournal system, the quests aren’t shown there (unless I have gone blind). However, you can view all your current quests by pressing theMbutton, which opens up the map. You’ll find all the available quests on the left side of the screen.
You can activate and deactivate a sidequest by clicking on it. There’s no such option for the main quest, as only one is active at a time (Dragon Slayer is the final one available in the current build at the time of writing).
Any POI related to the quest will be shown on the map. However, you don’t have to open the map repeatedly sinceRuneScape Dragonwildsalso uses a marker system. A golden exclamation mark denotes where you need to be to complete a task for the main quest. Similarly, a blue exclamation mark will denote the location of a task related to a sidequest. In case of a sidequest, you’ll need to mark it as active so the marker can appear on your screen.
Which quests should you complete first in RuneScape Dragonwilds?
Your priority should be to complete the main quests and the missions that are part of it. There are several great reasons why you should do that.
Hence, main quests should be the way to go. However, there are some really fun sidequests likeRestless Ghosts. You can complete them to get some valuable rewards, such as tomes, which will allow you to level up the skills that you want, which becomes important for your in-game progression.
